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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-07-06
They Want to go to Fort Worth.

The honorary members OF the Excel
siOr Guards are requested to attend the
armOry tonight, when the question Of
The company attending the Fort Worth
State Fair in October next will be dis
cussed. The company have made up its
mind to go there, and they rely upon
their friends and the public to furnish
sufficient means for them to go In
Creditable manner.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-07-06

New millinery in all the latest styles
and lowest prices at Nine. G. Dreyfus.
AZ East Houston street, next to Nav
erlok bank. 5l7lm
Those who have never been in the
Revolving Light since the late fire
should go at once. The very best brands
Of wines, liquors and cigars at that
famous resort in stock. 5-24-1m
For a first-class watch, genuine
first water diamonds and the finest Jew
elry, go to l.. Rouvant's. 6-7-lm
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Recorders Court.

Sarah Jefferson, disOrderly, S25.
Geo. Ryan. drunk. So.
j. Williams, drunk, 81.
+. A. Kuhls, insulting language. SO.
Lilly Sauer, insulting language, So.
Geo. Mitchell, striking. Sl5.
rhOs. Law, drunk. So.
Jim TOrO, drunk, So.
Carlos Garcia, drunk and dIsOrderly,
j. X. OOrie, disorderiy, so.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-07-06

due consideration, the following teachers
were reelected:
AllenswOrth, Miss L. Hurd, Mrs NJ A.
Brown, NJ. W. cod Hand, Miss Helen
Barbee, Miss W. W. Hebgen, Miss Lizzie
Beck, Miss Anna T.. Jones, r. ID. (cOD
Bell, Miss Kate Jones, Miss NJ. Il.
breeding, J. {. Jones' Mrs f. S
Bell, Miss Lou King Miss Sarah S.
Brown, Mrs. |. NJ. lcOD kOessly, Miss Anna II.
Baskin, Miss Mildred King, Miss Cornelia
Garfield, l.. NJ. Kuhn, Alexander
Lukin, &.
Crossley, C. W LachappeIle, Miss A.
Cotton, Miss Agnes Merrick Mrs S A.
Order, Miss Laura MOke, Miss IneZ
Cotton, Miss Ruth McAleXander Miss G.
CO!dlnR, MISS Kate Nelson Miss MOllie
Cox. Miss Fannie Nageler, John g..
Clark, Miss Julia Preston, Miss E. NJ
COOK, Miss Robbie RObb, Miss Edwina
Cary, Miss NJ. II. (cOD Riply, Mrs. Fannie
Della Tore, Miss Ada Rosy, Miss TeXana
Egan MIS-. Juha Rosy, Miss Columbia
Emrie, Miss l.. l.. SChOch, W
Ellis, Miss +. +. GOD sutton, ). j. cod
Grimes, Mrs. NJ. J. (cOD Thompson. Miss A b.
Gill, Miss Lille Wilgus, Miss S. II.
Guerrero, Ramon Watson, Miss VI. Il.
halbedt, +. NJ. Walker, Mrs. Il. b. lCOD
Hgenel, Miss Julia Wilbanks, Miss +.
HCusingCT, Miss Emma Zavalla Miss A. de
On the understanding that their acceptanccs
be handed in promptly.
SIX vacancies were reported, tor which eN-
animation will ensue on July 18th, as ordered
MIR. j. { Breeding was elected principal of
school n. o. vice Mrs, FlOurnOy. deceased.
1t was understood as the sense of the board
that all principals of schools should hold at
least secOnd-class certificate, and those who
had not that qualification, should strive for ii.
superintendent Smith was instructed to as
certain the amount of state education appOr-
tiOnmrnt for the coming year. He was also
reelected to the Office of superintendent of
public schools for the ensuing two years az d
an extra allowance made for fOragiug his
horse.
The hoard then al iOurned
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The Boss barber shop.

Elsewhere in the LIGHT can be seen
the card OF K. s. Austin's bathing and
shaving psrlor, at No. 275 Commerce
street, where the finest hot and cold
baths can be had at all hours, and the
very best BARRIERS In the city are en-
plOyed. This shop is the largest and
most comfortably fitted up OF any In the
city. Austin ls the most eDterprising
barber In the city, and deserves the lib
eral patronage he is receiving.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-07-06
A CHEAP Ranch-Good Location.

The east half of survey %, district l. Medina
county, containing 100 acres of mesquite land
in square about one mile ives of the Next
can Pacific, and one and One-half mile east of
HOndO creek. No improvements. Price 800.
One-half cash and balance in one year, with
10 per cent interest. Good neghbOrhOOd. For
particulars apply to LIGHT Office.
76u LORENZO CASTRO.
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Lost,

On Saturday, black silk watch fob
with gold buckle and ivory horse shoe.
Finder will please return and receive re-
ward. A. f. BECKMANN, Architect.
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Notice.

All parties holding claims against the
Adams & Wickes' new building Oh
Alamo plaza, for materials or labor, are
requested to present the same without
delay to the undersigned.
7-2-6t JAMES MURPHY, Architect.
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VIM. PRESCOTT, Trustee.
San Antonio. July ., 1887. lOt

Adams q Wickes and Henry Lager
have removed their office from 273 Com
merce street to the second floor adams
& Wickes'" building, adjoining the
Opera house, on Alamo plaza. 723t
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-07-06

The statue of Liberty enlghtening the world,
which stands on BedOe's Island, in the harbOr
of New York, is one of the most sublime ar
of the goddess lights the nations of the earth
to peace, prosperity aud progress, through
Liberty. But liberty" is an empty word to
the thousands of poor women ensaYcd by
physical ailments a hundrcdfOld more tyrauni-
cal than any Nero. To such sufferers Dr.
Pierce's Favorite Prescription holds forth the
promise of Il speedy cure. II is a specific in
ali those arrangements, irregularities and
weaknesses which make life u burden to so
many women. The only medicine sold by
druggists, under II positive guarantee from
the manufacturers, that it will give satsfac
ton in every case, or money will he refunded
See guarantee printed ON wrapper enclosing
bottle.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-07-06

-Pauly Il Dielmann have for sale at a
nominal price six Thousand wagon loads
Of gravel and yard filling. which they
will furnish from the cellar of Joske
Bros. Parties having lots within reason
able distance from cellar can have same
filled up free of charge by applying at
once to the abOve-named firm. All old
materials OF existing buildings can be
had at very low price by calling on
grounds, corner Alamo and East Com
merce streets today. All orders will be
promptly attended to.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-07-06

Take the red line Of cars to Mission
garden tonight. Take your family, or
friends, and give them a musical treat.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-07-06
Colored AUTHORIZATION Meeting.

A mass meeting Of the cOlored people
will be held at the recorders court room,
Friday night at s o'clock. J. d. Fry,
Rev. c. f. Gentry, W. II Harry, N. c.
Williams, Prof. A. Green. j. j. Washing
ton, j. w. Henry, Jesse WiIDurn, }. w.
Patterson, j. w. Woods, Rev. Ii. w.
Brooks.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-07-06

Chain your cOachman to your dog
and call at Tom Yates agency, and get
a ticket-Sl5,0 900 for 81 90. May Be-
"Sabe." No. 2O4 w. Houston ct. Wv
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She Lives in Her Family.

Mrs. II. A. Blair, wife OF the well
known Commerce street druggist, is of
a distinguished musical family. She ia
the sister Of Sophie Flora Hcilbron. at
one time n premier pianiste Of London,
who played before all the courts of En-
rope. and cousin OF Marie Hebron, the
famous sOEgStTess Mrs. Blair has not
the musical talent Of the family. but she
Is n natural born actress, and her eloGu-
tionary powers are very great. She has
the qualifications Of a great actress. but
prefers home life in the society of her
husband and children.
The three RS brought Regret, Rcproach
and kemols' Ia "A great l0Iitic"I uFrty in 1854
The three Ps. when sig flying Or. n. rCe's
Purgative Pellets. hing P.pc,. To the mird,
Preservation aud Pcrccton of health to the
body.
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Warranted to be the same at all times.
ASK For IT. DRINK NO OTHER.
Q, YES, 0, YES,
REMEMBER

AT the trus ees headquarters, 80 ard
80 West Commerce street. Bargains
are again offered in bedroom suits. etc,
OF which we have nice assortment.
and at prices to suit, tor cash. Csll and
and see
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-07-06

The secret to success Is to succeed.
Call at Tom Yates agency and get a
ticket. Quein Ssbe $4,000. No. 2O4 W.
Houston st. 6 20 Wv
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For Rent
THE SCHOOL BOARD.

Nicely furnished upstairs rooms wit
bath-hOuse at 30 LOsOyo st. 6.29 ct
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-07-06

The finest Favored Beer In the mar
ket.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-07-06
1scAE BEuCSrROE tn. GRAY.
BBRGSTRON & GRAY,
Undertakes and Funeral Directors
Livery Stables and Hacks Connected

~ Hacks Nos. 10, II. Il, -, "A, 10. Under
pOsite Me- ger Hotel Bodies embalmed ana
shipped to all points in the Union. Only white
Hearse Ia the city. open day and night. Te'e
uhODs No. IS
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FOR CASH ONLY

and will deliver the same to any part Of the
city free of charge
shuoks card my cotton and wool, and pick all
hair and moss on the premises. The machin
e., 4,cd u DY tue very best srd tucrcfnr,.
eau defy ali competition in the trade as 1t IL
70 vain for any hand power t. try 10 compete
with stC am. Mattresses renovated and made
equal 70 new, Woven wire mattresses and
woven uirs eots manufactured On ths pres
SAa.
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THE NEW CITY BEER.
JsT oUT--AND VERY FINE. TRY IT.

Have you tried the new brand of City
PEARL Beer?
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-07-06

superintendent Smith and Teachers Re-
elected at the Last Meeting.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-07-06

Be sure and try 1t, and you will be
convinced.
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notice.. NOTICE!
MATTRESSES
Household Furniture T FSs Million
Headquarters at the Mattress Factory,
244 246 & 248 AUSTIN ST.,
Near Sunset Depot.
II. Phelps, Proprietor.

It 10 . known fact that the market has beer
OF late flooded with the cheapest trash posi-.
Bile and sold st auction houses At any price
obtainable, without giving particle OF salts
faction to the purchaser, Il being done for the
purpose OF doing business. However Il may
be, have greater facilities for matt ress-maE-
ing than any other factory in the state, ane
have thus decided to give the public the bene-
81, ana will sell any mattress requires st
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-07-06

The school board met yesterday and after
due consideration, the following teachers
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MILLINERY.

entire stocA W once
H. sinL Ladies' sand
a caud3Gea
MiIauan :
OtedCh ndunSS9 candGc
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-26
The v. VI. &. \. subscriptions

The ARGUS Of Saturday evening. III
speaking of the meeting of the Young
Mems Christian Association building
committee of the evening before, said, 1T
was reported that SIG had been sub
scribed from the members only, with
number yet to hear from Any one with
ordinary human intellect should have
known that 81 900 Was the amount that
should have been printed, as it was so
written and but for the interference of
typographical error it would have so APP
peared. But the Union, which failed to
make mention of the meeting until Sun
day, and which was no doubt still writh>
ing over its inexcusable Sherman blunder
of Saturday says-Sunday referring to
the ARGUS: I'VE do not know why the
effort of the young men among them-
selves should be thus belitlled" 1t is
hardly necessary to reply to this nonsen-
steal statement further than to state that
we do not believe that any actual member
of the local Y. NJ. G. A. authorized any
such misleading remark on the part of
the Union. The ARGUS has been friendly
to the Y. NJ C. A. in its enterprising
efforts from the first. and no member of
that organization with his proper wits
about him, Can say otherwise
The fund was almost doubled today by
generous Inscription of 81, 500 from
Mr. Fred Weyerhauser.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-26

C. II. Deere, of Moline. who went to
Chicago last week, only remained one day
ut the plow manufacturers convention.
and left for Peoria, where a conference
was had between the iohbers and manu-
facturers' committee appointed al Syringe
field, and prominent railroad officials.
Mr. Deere states that when he left, no
definite conclusion had been arrived at
as to differences existing between the
freight rates made by the companies
within the state, and those under the in
ter-State commerce law and concerning
which complaint was made by the ship
pers to the railroad and warehouse COM
missloners. The meeting seems to have
been harmonious Ole, the discussion re.
sulting in the general conclusion that the
differences could ultimately be so ADJUST
ed as to be mutually satisfactory without
further action upon the part of the CON
n,isSinnarS
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-26

The residents along Moline avenue
from Twenty third street east to Elm
street, were treated TO grand illumina-
ton. gratis last evening. The cause
was an experiment by the Merchants
Electric Light company with the lower. or
arm lights for street lighting. aud the re-
suit was extremely gratifying A light
was placed at the corner of Twenty -third
street, enc at Twenty-fourth, one at
Twenty sixth, one at Twepty-eighth and
one at Elm, aud an additional one ON
Twentieth between Fourth and Fifth
avenues. The lights were the United
States system, of 2 900 candle power each,
and the avenue was made as bright rs il
Illuminated by perpetual moonshine
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-26


The Milan street cars carried large
crowds of people out TO visit the GENE,
terry yesterday. as they do every Sunday
when the weather is at ali favorable A
scribe was among the number, and while
waiting at the station heard a couple of
prominent citizens discussing the urgent
need of better approaches. Said No. /:
II see that some one agitated the mat
ter with well taken articles in the ARGUS
a couple of months ago"
Yes" said the other, Il noticed the
articles and believe they met with the en-
dorsement of the public at large, and es-
pecially all WHO have OCCASION 10 visit
this beautiful spot. 1t was given oHt at
the time that the trustees were ready and
willing TO lay the required walk, but that
they could not obtain the consent of the
property owners, whose fences here ems
| croached upon the street to the extent OF
five feet. 1t was said that they demands
ed pay for The five feet that does not be-
| long to them. but | asceriained that such
was not The case, with one of them, at
least. Here comes the one I refer to,
| now; let's see what he he has to SAY about
it,"
We'll" said the property owner, Il,
for one, am willing to have my fence
moved back where it belongs. but | hold
| that the trustees ought to stand the eX>
pense. when the trustees were APP
| preached about the matter some time ago,
it was said that demanded pay and that
| was the only obstacle in thu way, but
that is not the case
According to my notion, the quickest
way to get at the matter is to have these
parties indicted by the grand jury for oh
structing. the highway; that will fetch
them. said the first citizen. who has had
some experience with the working OF
grand iuries.
Said No. .: Il believe that the whole
trouble is to be found in the indifference
Of the trustees Those who are interested
in visiting here, can come out in theil
carriages and drive right to their lots, sc
the present condition of thir GO is no in
convenience to them, and they don't seen
to care how much of an annoyance it is
to the far larger number, who cannot al
ford such Injuries"
The above is only one of many
such complaints which may be hearC
at any day when any number of people
are at the cemetery The walk now |,
not in such bad shape, but IN spring AM
, fall, after frost, its condition is such as Il
f deter many people, except those who Cal
; 60 in carriages, from visiting The place
and ii is 10 be hoped that the cemeter
= association will give the matter its atten
a..
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-26

Loders ''Hilarity" was given for sec,
ond time before fair audience Saturday
night. The performance gave satisfac
ton.
The Boy Hero will be the next at
traction at Harper's. This standard pro-
duction will be given tomorrow night,
and is certain to call out large audi,
ence. The St. Louis Free Press speaks
the following words of praise of the en-
tertainment:
Martin Hayden opened his career as
theatrical star at the Peoples theatre on
Saturday last. The opening nights of the
st. Louis play house for some years past
have been remarkable only for the pau
city of numbers attending, but this year
proved an exception, and the packed
house gave evidence that if an omen of a
prosperous season was wished for, THE
Bow Hero" was heartily accorded it, for
hardly had the first few scenes been en-
acted than it was evident that both the
actor and his play had scored an instan>
| taneOus success.
The play in itself is one of genuine
merit, with plot well unraveled and
calculated to hold the observers atten-
ton throughout. 1t tells story of life
on the gulf coast. in the stirring times
prior to war. and the careful following of
the struggles of noble young girl fight
ing against organized persecution. is as
delicate a piece of playwright work as
we have Witnessed The part of Julian.
The Boy Hero" in saving the heroine
brings forth one of the most pleasing
and admirable characters on the stage
and the frequent bursts of applause
showed how he was received by the
audience: Mr.. Hayden assumes th,
part of Julian. and sustsins i
with all the credit of veteran, givIn!
undOubted promise Of what can be ex
pected of him in the future In the diff
ferent situations in which Julian" tn
sailor lad, is placed. there are opportuni
ties for him TO show his histrionic re
sources, both in comedy and in tragedy
and he surprised bis friends and disarme
critics by bis acting in both. The Be
Hero also possesses the remarkabl
merit of being not play for the stal
but one in which the whole company CA
be seen with credit and the company nov
engaged in it is very strong one. Thi
also makes its performances well wort
witnessing
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-26
BRIEFLETS.
Ice cream, at Krell Il Maths.
Underwear sale at McIntire & Cos.


Underwear sale at McIntire & Co.'S.
Oysters, oysters, at Krell & Maths.
Oysters served in every style at Krell &
Maths.
New dates. new figs, at Krell & Maths |
confectionery.
MIR. Sam Lynde and wife, of Chicago, |
spent Sunday in Rock Island.
Trainmasler Stanton. of the c., b. Il
Q WAS at the Rock Island house today
Mrs G. S Webber, OF Elm street. is
visiting her son Charles, in Minneapolis.
RobL Atkinson. No. 27l6 Vine street,
has new boy which arrived Friday-the
third boy
Louis MAYS grocery store is torn up,
as a result of extensive interior improve
ments.
Mr.. j NJ. Montgomery leaves tonight
for ST. Louis, to attend the g. A. r. en-
campment
T J. Medil. of the land firm of Medill
& Whitehead, has returned from an Iowa
business trip.
The stove men are the busiest persons
in town, but the coal men will Guido
them shortly.
Mr.. W. b Ferguson and family re-
| turned yesterday morning from a visit 10
Minneapolis, ST. Paul and Duluth.
Sheriff Slvis retained Yesterday morn,
ing from Kansas City with Jack Whelan,
the fugitive, charged with car breaking.
A handsome Chickerlng square piano,
for sale or rent. at bargain, Inquire of
Ed. Liberk necht, office 1712 Second ave
nue.
Mr. Charles Hodges, of 401 Second
avenue, is the proud father of new born
son, and now has two children, ii gIrl
and Dov.
John r Bell, Of Port Byron and Miss
Emma s. Hubs. of Rapids City. were
maj ried by Rev. J. H Wright at his resi-
dence Sunday afternoon
Mays grocery store will he closed from
$50 TUESDAY evening to 6 O'Clock
dsy of atonement. Patrons are requested
to leave Wednesdays orders tomorrow
|
G. J. Luckey and J. H. McMeen, Capt.
T. } Robinson and Robt Bennett leave
tomorrow for Macomb, 10 represent the
Rock. Island district at the Central Hi
nois NJ E conference.
The committee appointed by the Ladie:
society of the First Baptist church will
give crazy supper next Thursday even
ing, Sept 90, in the Sunday school rooms
A good programme has been provided
the proceeds to purchase books for tn,
Sunday school. Admission 10 cents
supper 25 cents.
The running race at 0fferman's islant
yesterday was participated in by Olsen
of Moline; O'Briea, of Davenport; an,
Holdorf, OF. Rock Island The distauc
was 100 yards. Hcidorf won, wit
OBJ en- second. The prize was SIS
Holdorf and Cowden will run race d
the fair ground next Saturday.
States Attorney Entrikin this aftel
noon entered a nolle PROSE- in the case c
Wilhelmena Dornenbusch charged wit
larceny from Mrs. Kretzinger, and Office
l. Carey Immediately rearrested the defend
ant on the same charge and she was TAX
-" en- before Justice Halves, where. sh
70 waived preliminary examination and be
~ bonds were fixed at 81 900.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-26

John Bengston. proprietor of Bengstons
block and drug store, spent yesterday in
Chicago, and was passing along Clark
street last night en- route to the c., r. |.
& P. depot to return home. when he
slipped on piece of banana peel and
fell, completely dislocating the cap of his
right knee 80 bad was the displacement
indeed. that the cap was turned entirely
over. causing the most excruciating pain,
As a result of the accident Mr. Bengston
Was obliged to wait for the late train
down, but reached home this morning,
however. DR. Plumriler thinks some of
the tbres connecting the cap are broken.
and that while the injury will necessitate
rest and quietness on the part of the
patient. nothing serious will be the out
come
Mr.. Glpin Moore Of this city, is laid
up with u badly sprained knee He was
passenger on an l., B. & W. train
over in Indiana, Saturday night. when
the train Jumped the track at switch
and gave the passengers general shak'
ing up, though causing no fatal results,
and Mr.. Moore came out with painfully
injured knee, 1t is truly fortunate that
his Injuries were moi more serious.
A little boy belonging TO Mr.. and Mrs.
W. II. Gardner, at the Rock Island house
fell upon the tile flooring yesterday morn
ing and cut deep cash in the chin DIR
Eyster was called and took few siitche:
in the wound. and the little fellow, who
bore the mishap bravely, will come arouu
all right.